Toronto East York Hotels

nice place, accommodating staff and they waited for guest because his flight was cancelled.

The hotel is really great, the food is super, the location is very good, the staff is friendly, Parbar is very entertaining, we were very pleased with the attention, we had a wonderful 10 days as a family in March break.Thanks Toronto Marriott , I hope we come back as soon as possible .and Mr Charles is very helpful very kind we are very pleased to know him thank you

The environment is average, but the surrounding facilities are very complete, the location is very good, and it is very convenient for traveling. There is also a food street near the hotel, which meets all the needs of children.

We stayed at Sheraton for 3 nights, we came at 2:20pm and were able to check in. We had a room with the view to the square. Everything was clean, we had all necessary amenities in the room. Room was cleaned every day, as well as towels were changed, the bed was made and bottled water was provided. We've booked the room with breakfasts, that was a good decision, they were big and delicious! The swimming pool and gym area is also nice, they provide towels. At the time of check in they take a deposit ($100 per night) and return once the room is checked by them at check out. Location is amazing, walking distance to all downtown attractions, 5 minutes to subway. There are two options of parking: 1) valet parking ~ $70/day and they can charge your car (if it's an electric one), no additional fee for charging or 2) public parking which is located right under the hotel for ~$30/day + additional fee to charge a car. To sum up - it's a nice place to stay!

We stayed in the 20th floor and the views were amazing, the location of the hotel is very central so all downtown area was easily accessible. The staff was courteous, it would be great if the hotel atleast provides water everyday.

The location is very good. Take the UP Express from Pearson Airport to Union Station for three stops, then transfer to the subway for two stops to Queen Station, and walk for three or four minutes. Walk through the Eaton Center to the City Hall. Behind the hotel is Haidilao, which is really delicious and affordable compared to Western food. Dundas Square, Miniature Canada, and the cheap supermarket Dollarama are also four or five minutes away on foot. It is also very convenient to take the tram to the attractions. After 7 o'clock, go to Burger King behind the hotel for breakfast, and you can also get drinking water. The room is clean and tidy. You can vaguely hear the hourly bell of the old City Hall. If you need to clean the room, tell the front desk, otherwise it will not be cleaned. There are towels, toothbrush cups, paper towels, coffee machines, hair dryers, hangers, but nothing else, slippers, toothpaste, toothbrushes, kettles, etc. The cover photo of Ctrip is the old house theater next to the hotel, and the hotel itself is a high-rise building.

Room was good, but noise insulation was poor. Could easily hear people in other rooms. Gym and pool are good, but pool water is a bit too warm. Sauna is ok - temperature is not that hot and feels a bit outdated. Amenities are ok - coffee provided, but no water or newspapers. Altogether, Hilton feels so-so for what you pay.